Sentence examples for given to compete from inspiring English sources
"I'm not at school any more either, but I really enjoy what I do and I want to make the most of the opportunity I've been given to compete in Glasgow.
In areas of controversy, education requires balance and neutrality with sufficient weight given to competing arguments.
A Youth Campaign For the Youth Vote THE assignment, given to competing teams of teenagers from around the country, was to devise strategies for presidential candidates to reach the youth vote.
Earlier cost effectiveness analyses focused on specific neuropsychiatric conditions 15 16 17 18 19 and therefore did not allow for a broader consideration of the relative priorities to be given to competing conditions or intervention strategies.
It also gives it the broader reach to compete with IBM.
The subject given to the competing artists was to present the real theme of what Bernadette saw in her visions.
The result, a slow convergence into a unified flame of 204 unique copper fragments each given to the competing national teams, was a brilliant reminder of that fact.
Caterham have been given dispensation to compete in 2015 with this year's car should a buyer be found for the team.
A blue is an award given to those who compete at the University team level in certain sports.
The IPC deny Mills was ever given permission to compete on the device.
China was given permission to compete as the "People's Republic of China" (PRC) and to use the PRC flag and anthem.
